Humanity founder Terence Kwok on what happens to work when AI joins the team

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As AI agents move from the factory floor into the office, the questions they raise are no longer purely technical. Who owns the output when a human and an AI produce something together? What happens to expertise when the work no longer requires people to understand it? And where should companies draw the line between what an AI can decide and what must stay with a named human being? In conversation with Finbold, Terence Kwok, Founder of Humanity, addresses the emerging reality of AI as a workplace participant, from multi-agent coordination and digital identity to what it actually means to retire an agent responsibly. Could an AI become your manager or manage other AI agents? AI agents are already coordinating and supervising other agents in multi-agent systems.
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